Johnny liked people to call him Stomp. He liked the association with a multiple times loser from 1950's/1960's mobland L.A.. Big Johnny Stompanato, a wop with a shiny coat and a shinier knife; stomp was notorious for his connections with Cohen's rackets but when it came to the crunch, he'd piss his pants every time it came to a confrontation . He ( Read more... )

...Reena just laughed as she watched the priests scurry about the street like headless chickens. Sooner of later they would figure out the speaker's location, but by then it would be too late anyway. The Aural infection would have taken hold. The people would have had enough time to have their long dormant senses awakened. The music would have ( Read more... )

( ala Warren Ellis...a writing exercise wherein you just take a vague idea and write it stream-of-consciousness style without stopping ( Read more... )